DAIVjY OAPITAU JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25f- JUW7.
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1 not Impossible that
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extent to which a woman
Jrfaaed before becoming
el..... T.nfffln Bureau.
IBIWUH..
$ Iteward, 3100.
MM of this paper win oo
,.i..hattuero Is at least
mtme that solenco ana
iMfnralnall Its Btages.and
rth. Knll's Catarrh Cure
b poiltlTO euro now known
dial fraternity, unarm
il fraternity. Catarrh bo-
Jtatlonal disease, requires
Maiil treatment. Hairs
ICweli taken Internally, nct-
rnMa tho blood and mu-
tfi of the system, thoruny
th foundation of the dls-
i Mm the patient strcgnth
i op (he constitution and
(tttsrt In doing Its work.
L-feton haTo so much faith
Intiie powers that they offer
Dollars for any case
kfj to core. Send for list
k!i!i Address F. J. Che-
Llo'edo, 0.
tltrt((lsts, 75c.
a?i Family Pills for con
Writ Out tho Ufjlit.
fatowa in northern Penn
tn It a fire department
is citizens take great
1, as It Is, wholly of
fliJW a fire broke out nt
ln the department
t! iceno only one Inn-
iktonnd, The smoke was
iwof the bulldlnK. but no
Ward, and it was very
- tongue of flame sliot
w corner of the structure,
i cttd cheered qr tho man
ltfc directed a stream of
rW " At this crisis the
Ktilaiheuted:
W Dill! Bo careful
',' Keep tho water off
1 wa't you see thnt'a tho
t've rot to nut ti ap
""-Hypers Weekly.
I br the Conntrv.
ten popular remedy in
s. and the best friend of
Q rltes Wm. m -nint,
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'WicoTerv. it hna ,.,..i
WtUfbto cure for coughs
.eik!ng rtort work of tho
'tttll. Wo Bin..,.. 1
Mbouw. I believe it to be
-w prescription known
'throat dtsMsoB-. n...
l?"? "PPolnt the taker,
! orug store. Price 50c
Trial bottle freo,
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kAB,h.r,ews ui for
E.-,! pat 'cast.- -Chicago
(f uiirr
aJrl:are, by one
luUrfh,CoUc'C,,1-
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fitmid. ,i no,era and
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IT1 PUiiu WJLknoedge
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n"hin
liTi''-
Proposed From Prhievllle to Detroit
or Slmnlko.
This city will BUbscrlbo $150,000
to stock In n syndicate formed to
build nn electric lino from some out
side point either Detroit or Shaulko
that will serro Prlnovllle, tho
Agency Plains Country, the Dp
schutes Irrigation & Power Com
pany's Boggregntlon, Redmond and
Bend. So much has been learned In
an Interview with bohio of our lend
ing citizens, and We want to find out
how much money tho outlying dis
tricts, and even other counties,
would bo willing to invest in such
nn enterprise. In view of Mr. Hnrrl
nmtiB indifference .to our future, tha
Review thinkH it would be only n
measure of prudence to form such
n corporation and build our own rnll
road for the purpose of promoting
settlement of Central Oregon. In
order to bo free from the dictates of
Wall street, instead of floating bonds
wo muHt raise the funds within the
borders of our own state and Incur
not mor; than trifling Indebtedness.
Prlnovllle Review.
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From the Fnr West to tlu Fur East.
On reaching Minneapolis we re
mained over for n day and night vis
iting with n slstor we hadn't seen
since wo left South Dakota. Wj
spent tho day taking in tho sights
and surroundings of tho twin cities
thef oronoon in Minneapolis and
the afternoon nt St. Paul the beatt-
tho forenoon In Minneapolis nnd
much to the attractiveness of thnt
city. They are indepd lovely and are
liberally supplied with pleasure
boats, where any cltlzon or. visitor
can enjoy n Ball on tho calm and
placid waters, or angle for fish aB
long ns ho desires at very small cost.
Few cities have so many pleasurable
resorts as Minneapolis, and tho
great lakes of tho Btato Btipply a
breathing place for thoso who ard
weary of the drudgery of tho count
ing houses und other plnces of busi
ness. And tho city spares neither
time nor money In mnking them
plenBant nnd attractive.
Minneapolis) is tho center of tho
flouring interests of tho Btato nnd
her grain elevators and mills are
both numerous and capacious. It
Is also a great lumber contor. Somo
of tho public buildings nro tho most
beautiful and costly I over saw, espe
cially tho county court house, .the
law courts and city hall. Minneapo
lis is destined to become one of tho
greatest cities of tho middle north
west. ,
In tho nftornoon wo went over to
see St. Paul. Our first object was
to see tho residence of tho groat rail
way magnate J. J. Hill. It is in
deed a most costly nnd capacious
homo. It is located on a hill over
looking tho great "Father of
Waters." It Is built of brown Btone,
nnd n fonco of tho snmo mnterlnl en
closes tho lnrgo lot on which tho
mansion is enclosed. It is richly
adorned with flowers nnd shrubbery,
the wholo presenting n picture of re
flnomont, culture nnd comfort which
cannot easily bo . surpassed any
where. And still tho great railway
king is not satisfied with it, as he
has given this to his son, nnd Is now
constructing -a mansion on Fifth'
nvonue, Now York, whoro ho will re
sldo in tho future.
But tho great attraction In St.
Paul Is tho stato capltol. It is claim
ed to bo tho most beautiful build
ing of Its ljlnd in tho United Stato,
nnd tho claim is undoubtedly Just.
It is splendidly located on rising
ground, nnd tho stono Btalrwny from
tho street to the building is of Itself
n sight worth seeing. The cost of
tho building Including tho grounds,
nmounted to $-1,500,000, and unlike
tho capltol of Pennsylvania, It Is
well worth the money. Our pnrtv
wns shown through every part of
tho Immense structuro by tho keeper
a most obliging gontlomnn who
Informed us on everything we need
ed to know. Suffice It to say wo
wero astounded nt tho grandeur and
beauty of everything the paintings,
tho designs, tho workmanship, tho
mnterlal everything. Tho follow
Ink facta will give the reader soma
idea of tho splendor of Minnesotn'u
stnto capltol. Its outsldo walls aro
of Georgia marblo. The main ro
tunda with Its many Btalrs are com
posed of Georgin, Tennessee, Illi
nois. French, Afrlcnn and Italian
marble. The thirty-six large col
umns above the main stairways aro
three feet at the base and twenty
feet high nnd are of Reecho VIol
etto marble of Italy, Tho second
floor Is composed mainly of Tennes
see,. Illinois, African and Italian
marble nnd nil pollshod to tho
highest degree.
Tho four lnrgo granite columns
on tho socoud floor nro Orton, Min
nesota granite, nnd tho four large
granite columns nre gray granKo
from St. Cloud, Minn. Tho main
wallB of the dome, Minnesota
moftled, cream colored, polished
limestone from Kasota and Mnuko
to. Tho large chandelier In the up
por part of the domo is composed of
boaded glass over a heavy frame
work of brass and steel. It Is six
feet In diameter and seven nnd one
half feet high. There are 92 electric
lights on the Inside of thl chande
lier and Is held In place by a cable
28 feet long. Of tho paintings, dec
orations and designs, It Is little use
to say anything, as Innguago is to
weak to convey any idea of their
grandeur and magnificence.
J. H. F.
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Acute Rheumatism.
Deep tearing or wrenching pains,
occasioned by getting wet threugh:
worse whea at rest, or on first mov
ing the limbs and 1b cold or damp
weatker, Is cured quickly hy Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. Oscar Oleson
Gibson City, 111., writes, Feb. 16, '02.
'A year ago I was troubled vlt& a.
pala la ray back. It soon got so feai
T could not bead over. One bottle of
BalUrd'g gaow Liniment cured me."
Sold by D. J. Try, '
Cores Woman's Weaknesses.
Wo refer to that boon to wenk, nervous,
suffering women known as Dr. Plorco's
Favorite Prescription.
Dr. John Fyfo ono of tho Editorial Stuff
of Tun Eclkctic Medical Rkvihw saya
of Unicorn root (Hcluniivt Dlulm) which
Is ono of tho chief Ingredients of tho "Fa
vorlto Proscription":
"A remedy which lnvorlnbly acts as autor
Ino lnviirorntor mnkos for normnl ac
tivity of thu entlro miroiluuilvu bjbtcui."
Ho continue "tn lltlonlas wo hove a medica
ment which inoro fully answers tho alovo
purposes than rtiiidfifrdnio ieil7t uUlch I am
acquainted. In Uiu treatment of diseases pe
culiar to women It Is seldom that a cnuo Is
seen which Uoi not prison somo Indication
for this lemeiiul acent." Dr. Iyfo further
iays: "Tho ftulowtnir aro nmontr tho loadlnc
Indications (or lielomas (Unicorn root), i'aln
or aching' In the back, with j leucorrhcca I
atonic (weak) condltlotTi of the reproductive
ortrans of Viomen. ment.N depression and Ir
ritability, n s dated wttl chronic diseases of
tho reprolikt.'c oreans of wemen: constant
scnaatljn yt h-at In the rcplon of tho WlU:
neys: mciuftrrhajtld (floodlnc). duo to a weak
ened coiifUtln" oftho reproductive system:
amcnoiTicriv 'j-rccU or absent monthly
perlod.lir-i .-'from or accompaii) lnir an
abnopial cor' tlon of tho dleestlvo organs
and Arfiumlc 'Miln blood) habit: dracelns
scnsNrfons In the exttcmo lower part of tho
abdomen."
if nioro or 'p" of the annvo gymmoms
fy. P.r.y."'i ,' ' ljiiiil'Tv nlaaa-paiO
CK'tior tliim !( Dr. fierce KnvprUg
rJNrjuiMiTT,:a fii"llitJ luadihjr lngrcd
entsoi vnii!'. is Unicorn root, or Helonlas,
and the medical properties of which ll
most faithful y represents.
Of Golden Seal root, another prominent
Ingredient of "Fuvorlto Prescription,"
Prof. Flnloy Elllngwood, M. D., of Ben
nett Medical College, Chicago, suys:
"It Is an Important remedy In disorders of
tho womb. lu 11 catarrhal conditions
and general caieeuiumcnt, it Is useful."
i. Jonn iu. bcuuucr, M. L.,
I a to of
PtnittiiHntt an. a rt flsl.li. (?nn1 win .
on to Its general effects on tho
system, there it no medicine n xut ubottf whtth
there Is tuch general ununimUu of opinion. It
U undersoil) tvsardid a the tonic useful In
all dclJllltatMl Mates."
Prof. K. llr.rtholow, M. D.. of Jefferson
Medical Colh'so. saya of Golden Seal :
"ValuaMo In utcrlno hemorrhage, monor
rhagia (Hooding) and congcstlvo dysmenor
rboca (painful ar-iiHtruatlon)."
Dr. rlorco's Fa vorlto Prescription faith,
fully represents nil tho abovo named In-
Srculents and cures tho diseases for whlci
iioy aro rocoumended.
MEEKER SEES BIIOADWAY.
And All Gnzo nt Old Pioneer nnd
Ills Ox-Tenm.
A New York dispatch Thursday
snys:
A team of oxen drawing n "prairie
schooner," tho driver of which wnB
a rugged-looking old man who woro
a typical western garb, Including n
sombrero, attracted great crowds on
Broadway. Tho vehicle and tho
driver were not only In striking con
trast with tho automobiles and car
riages on tho "Great Whlto Wny,"
but they wore n decided novedty In
New York.
Tho driver wnB Ezrn Mookor, n
pioneer of tho Oregon trinl, who had
returned ovor tho trail ho followed
to tho west half a century ngo. All
nlong Riverside Drivo, from Grant's
tomb to Seventy-second strcot,
Meeker was followed by nn Interest
ed nnd curious throng. When Broad
way wnB reached tho crowd wns bo
denso that tho oxen, which tho halo
old man afterward descrlbod ns Davo
nnd Dandy, had a hard tlmo to
make any headway. Meokor's trip
ended at last at tho Battery.
Ho has como all tho woy from
Puyallup, Wash., to Now York in
C2C dayB. Mr. Meokor'B object In
mnking tho Journey Is to persuado
the government to build a national
highway from east to west.
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IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What a Heap of Happiness It Would
Bring' to Salem Homes.
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Hard to do housework with an
nching back.
Brings you hours of misery at
lolsuro or at work.
If women only know tho cause
Hint
Backache pains comes from slclc
kidneys.
Twould savo much needless woo.
Doan's KIdnoy Pills euro Blck kid
neys. Salem people endorse this:
Mrs. Mary Baumgardnor, of 421
Water St., Salem, Oro., says: "I
havo found Donn's KIdnoy Pills a
remedy that Is worthy of all confi
dence nnd am pleased to endorso
them so that "other sufferers from
kidney complaint may know how to
get relief. I procured Doan's Kid
ney Pills nt Dr. Stono's drug store
and several rnombors of our family
have used them with tho most grati
fying results. It took them myself
for a tired nching back and a drag
ging down feeling that comes from
irregular and deranged kidneys.
Tho results wero of tho best. Tho
aching and soreness was banlshel
nnd tho kidneys wero rendered nor
mal. My health becamo bettor lu
every way."
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cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, solo agents for tho Uni
ted Statos.
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iK The October number centains:
THE WAY OF A MAN, by EMERSON HOUGH This serial is generally con- .
ceded to be the greatest novel of tho year.
THE COUNTRY FAIR, by DAVID LANSUO, In which the autfcor recalls
the old country fair as it used to be.
BALLOONING AND AERIAL NAVIGATION, by F. P. LAHN, U,S.A being an
outline of the Immense aid practical nlr ohlpo could tender to science
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YARNS OF THE FORWARD DECK, by VANCE THOMPSON being n bunch
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ROUND UP DAYS, by STEWART EDVARD WHITE, will take the reader
away from the noise nnd bustle of the city to the plains.
GENERAL ISAAC SHELBY, FIRST GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY, by LYNN
TEW SPRAGUE. One or n scries of articles retelling American His
tory In the form of vivid personal sketches.
And'a dozen other features of interest with photographs
of a score of divers scenes, supplemented by a liberal pro
portion of paintings and drawings.
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alway oa hand.
i P. B. Wallace
AGENT
HBatBtWMaeag amim
Hotel St. Philip
Fourth nnd Fifth and Darnsido
Streets, Portland, Oregon.
New fireproof European Hotol.
Steam heat. Modern conveniences.
Rates $1.00 per day and up. Union
depot car will land you at tho door.
H. M. PIERCE, Prop.
nUILDINd a nousB
We can supply you with the lui
ber you need at the price that will
materially economize In the coit
Just come and lee ua and look over
our yardi.
GOODAIiE LUMDER CO.,
Yard Near Depot.
HBIIW Ml . f
Superior Restaurant
153 High Street, Upstairs.
First-class lu all appointments. A
plnco for ladles and gontlomon to get
all kindo of ChlneBe dlohos and the
famous Ll Hung Chung Chop Buoy
and Yakama.
R. H. Baker
Successor to Whey Sen Yow Co., Prop
SALEM BRICK YARD
A. A. BURTON. Prop.
Brick alwayB on hand. In car lots
or otherwise. Pressed brick mado
to order. Yard on State street, south
of pentltontlary. -7-1-tf.
Send the family
Washing To Us
and you'll novar bothor with having
it done at borne again. Time was
when overy family could not afford
to Bend the washing to a laundry,
but tlinos have changed so, too,
have tho methods and prices. Today
you can bettor afford to eond th
family washing hero than not to
Ask about our prices on family wash
log, rough dry, or finished.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
Phono 2rt. 1J1G.JOO 8. LilKrrty St.
O C. T. Co.
-STEAMERS
Hon. J. H. Fletcher Lectures.
Tho Daily Patriot, of Charlotte
town, Prince Edwards Island, hafc
the following notice of a well-known
Oregon man, Hon. J. H. Fletcher, of
St. Jehns:
"Last evening the people of Ver
non River Bridge waB served to a
rare literary treat when Hon. James
Fletcher, of Oregon, delivered his
lecturo oa "Sowing Wild Oats." Tho
audienco was moved to deepost ad
miration by tho rich eloquenco of
the scholarly gentleman and was al
so charmed by his wit, and many
of his old friends, who remembered
tho geaerous-hearted boy of years
gone by appreciated as strangers
could not, xhe nobleness and flhe
of the man who lias met and known
men."
POMONA AND OBEGONA LEAVH
FOB PORTLAND DAILY, EXCEPT
SUNDAY AT 0 A. M.
PrM BALDWIN, Agt.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFICE CITY HALL.
For water service apply at office.
Bills payable monthly in advance.
Fancy Card Writing
Special prices for ono month.
Ono dozen, 25 conts.
Two dozen, 40 cents.
Threo dozen, CO cents.
100 cards, different designs, $1.25,
See snmplou and leave orders at
Pomeroy Jowclry store, on StaU
street,
DON'T IRT Tin HAPPEN"
Put these good resolutions that
you made on Jaaaary 1st Into effect
nt onco by replacing your old plumb
ing with the nowost Ideas In sanitary
open plumbing, and you will be rid
of the annnyanco ot leaking pipes
and flooded floors, as well as doctor's
bllld. Wo will furnish estimates for
plumbing, gas fitting and satisfaction
Is guaranteed as to workmanship and
charges.
A. L. FRASER
BG8 BUte Street.
Phone 18B.
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth sore tbaa aay etae?
bread, yet the price U ao higher.
For Hie at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA BAKHRY.
Tbobus k Cooler, Props.
J
.niiiimi imiiinit
The
I White House Restaurant J
For a Regular
i 25c Dinner at 20c J
They can't bo beat
McGWchrist & Son
Proprietors,
mintHmntmnnii
-Yi.lQT-
'1'irifl TIVKT TtflAHT TITT1!
FAMILY EVER HAD
Can bo obtained from our prime
tender nud Juicy beef, mutton or
pork. All our meats nro selectod
from tho choicest, and prepared for
tho tablo to BUlt tho demands of tho
fsstidlous. Our prices are lower for
quality than you can And at any
placo in Salem,
E. O. OHOSK,
Phono 201. 370 State Bt,
e awaa
880 COURT BTREBT.
Call and try them. Meal
ICc. Board per week 12.75,
also furnished rooms very
reasonable.
AT TIL8
Salem
Restaurant
MEALS 15c
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